Cattleman denounces price controls at cattle feeders meet
A spokesman for the American National Cattlemen's Association executive George Spencer of Denver criticized the Economic Stabilization Act during a cattle feeders convention in Pasco Washington. He said the control system has caused many things to go out of balance and harmed the beef industry.
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Disbar Spiro Agnew in Maryland for tax case ruling
A three judge panel recommended that former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew be disbarred from practicing law in Maryland. The judges said his no contest tax plea showed deceit and dishonesty at the heart of the legal profession and urged the Court of Appeals to disbar him. The recommendation follows disciplinary actions filed by the Maryland state bar association after Agnew resigned the vice presidency. The Court of Appeals will decide whether to disbar, suspend, or issue a reprimand.
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Associated Press
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World's largest airport opens despite problems
The new Dallas Fort Worth Airport opened to the public amid chaos and long delays. Passengers faced malfunctioning security lines non working telephones and broken automated carts while officials insisted operations were running and the facility would improve.
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Oil executives say more domestic oil could be produced
Ten top oil company officials told The Associated Press that they could have produced more domestically but avoided it due to unprofitable prices under federal regulation. They blamed federal policies for lagging production, noting expensive secondary recovery and thin margins under price controls.
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Associated Press
Beaten child dies as babysitter faces murder charge
Three year old Jonathan Workman died after injuries from an alleged beating for wetting his pants. Babysitter Jackie McAboy was jailed on a felonious assault count that Wayne County officials planned to upgrade to murder. The boy, in a coma on life support, had massive brain damage and injuries including a broken jaw and a cut mouth. Dallas Workman, age five, was the sole witness.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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Virgil Mills
Keith Ray
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Supreme Court to hear right of politicians to newspaper reply
Florida case returns to the nations highest court over a 1913 state law requiring newspapers to publish a candidate reply with equal prominence when their character or record is attacked. Supporters call it a free speech safeguard. opponents warn of First Amendment overreach. The decision could affect later campaigns and press freedom nationwide.
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The
U.S. Supreme Court
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Convention opens as Texas delegates start rewriting 1876 constitution
Austin AP reports Texas Constitutional Convention delegates begin actual drafting after four days of ceremonies. Eight major committees meet for initial public hearings at 2 p.m. House Speaker Price Daniel Jr. says full convention business paused for about five weeks while committees work, with daily meetings planned and possible evening sessions for witnesses.
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